Does KZ3 need more science fiction-based weapons?

Oh and it doesn't need laser/plasma weapons to be high tech. Just something more futuristic than what we have now. Halo suffers from this too.

The primary ISA gun was the standout, I basically used that for the whole game.

they need to make sure other weapons are as good as the main ISA gun or even feels better.

HAZE-Unit

Problem is that Sci-fi guns belong to Resistance... The Helghast are the hardened version of the humans in the game, so having crazy sci-fi guns doesn't really suit the whole thing IMO.

The primary ISA gun was the standout, I basically used that for the whole game.

they need to make sure other weapons are as good as the main ISA gun or even feels better.

HAZE-Unit

No, holographic sights are for sissies! Helghast assault and semi-auto rifles FTW. Also that SMG felt really good while shoving hot lead into enemies bodies up-close.

[QUOTE="Chutebox"]

I played it on normal and it was far from easy and was much longer than 5 hours.

And I've played plenty of FPS games.

Orchid87

I think KZ2 was kinda easy when playing on normal (whatever it was called). I was bothered only by ATAC (until I found that infamous tunnel under the roof) and Radec.

Elite is a completely different experience though. That is the real way to play KZ2.

Thats the thing. Unlike most shooters increasing the difficulty to hard and up does not just simple lower your HP and increase the enemies. In Killzone 2 the Ai gets significantly better and more tactical as the diffulculty goes up.

I get annoyed at people who complain about how stupid the Helghast Ai is, and they only have played on easy or normal.

They said they were gonna work on that :D

I love when a game has cool future-weapons but Killzone2 failed. The weapons are to normal.

Somethings very strange: Why need the Locust gasmasks and the intruders don't?

I mean, its the homeplanet of the locust or not?

Sorry for my english

I love when a game has cool future-weapons but Killzone2 failed. The weapons are to normal.

Somethings very strange: Why need the Locust gasmasks and the intruders don't?

I mean, its the homeplanet of the locust or not?

SirGamealot78

There's so much fail in this post. >_>

[QUOTE="SirGamealot78"]

I love when a game has cool future-weapons but Killzone2 failed. The weapons are to normal.

Somethings very strange: Why need the Locust gasmasks and the intruders don't?

I mean, its the homeplanet of the locust or not?

Orchid87

There's so much fail in this post. >_>

Why do the Helghast run around with gasmasks, while ISA soldiers don't have them? :DchaplainDMK

Actually this was explained @ SW many times already ;)

[QUOTE="chaplainDMK"]Why do the Helghast run around with gasmasks, while ISA soldiers don't have them? :DOrchid87

Actually this was explained @ SW many times already ;)

And the explaination is? Sorry i just so no logical reason why the helghast would carry gas masks and the ISA wouldn't . chaplainDMK

Gasmask is symbolic for the Helghast soldiers and it is an honor to wear one as a reminder of the nation's hardships. ISA soldiers don't wear gasmasks because they thought that the whole Helghan invasion won't take this long. Helghan air doesn't poison straight away. It has an effect after the long exposure.

[QUOTE="chaplainDMK"]And the explaination is? Sorry i just so no logical reason why the helghast would carry gas masks and the ISA wouldn't . Orchid87

Gasmask is symbolic for the Helghast soldiers and it is an honor to wear one as a reminder of the nation's hardships. ISA soldiers don't wear gasmasks because they thought that the whole Helghan invasion won't take this long. Helghan air doesn't poison straight away. It has an effect after the long exposure.

Still kinda wierd that the ISA wouldn't issue their troops with gas masks just in case... But whatever :D

Whatever works for that game. I don't know in what time it's set, but a science fiction setting is always a good excuse to invent some insane weapons. They wouldn't have to drop the realistic weapons, though. Metro 2033, for example, has a great balance between 'old', existing weapons, and new ones fabricated in the subways.

Whatever works for that game. I don't know in what time it's set, but a science fiction setting is always a good excuse to invent some insane weapons. They wouldn't have to drop the realistic weapons, though. Metro 2033, for example, has a great balance between 'old', existing weapons, and new ones fabricated in the subways.

DraugenCP

Is that Alexander Degtyaryov on your userpic?:D

[QUOTE="Animal-Mother"][QUOTE="NoobisMaxcimus"]

Killzone 2 was not easy at all. People saying otherwise are full of ****.

Chutebox

I played it on normal and it was far from easy and was much longer than 5 hours.

And I've played plenty of FPS games.

One of the reasons I love it a lot more than Halo is the fact it feels so much more realistic and down to earth. Throwing in plasma firing whatever would greatly reduce that feeling.tomarlyn

Oh and it doesn't need laser/plasma weapons to be high tech. Just something more futuristic than what we have now. Halo suffers from this too.

NoobisMaxcimus

[QUOTE="NoobisMaxcimus"]

Oh and it doesn't need laser/plasma weapons to be high tech. Just something more futuristic than what we have now. Halo suffers from this too.

TheShadowLord07

Besides the alien stuff, UNSC weaponry isn't all that advanced (except for the mjolnir armor).

Hell no!!!

Lasers, pink hedgehog shooters, Plasma guns etc etc belong in something more colorful like Halo. I loved KZ2 for the realistic, dirty, clunky and lead spewing guns. dakka dakka is so much more cooler than pew pew lasers.... tsall I'm saying, this comes straight from my heart.

Hell no!!!

Lasers, pink hedgehog shooters, Plasma guns etc etc belong in something more colorful like Halo. I loved KZ2 for the realistic, dirty, clunky and lead spewing guns. dakka dakka is so much more cooler than pew pew lasers.... tsall I'm saying, this comes straight from my heart.

Szminsky

I completely agree. Laser weapons are so wimpy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiCjjvvQz5o

This is kinda sci-fi, is it not? It looks kick ass, anyway.

I agree with TC though, KZ2 didn't have nearly enough crazy weaponary, the electric gun was a highlight of the game, so you'd think it would be logical to include more sci-fi...

The WASP is a good example of what the KZ series needs more of. Something that isn't too alien or larger-than-life, but unique enough to give off a futuristic vibe.nervmeister

[QUOTE="DraugenCP"]

Whatever works for that game. I don't know in what time it's set, but a science fiction setting is always a good excuse to invent some insane weapons. They wouldn't have to drop the realistic weapons, though. Metro 2033, for example, has a great balance between 'old', existing weapons, and new ones fabricated in the subways.

Orchid87

Is that Alexander Degtyaryov on your userpic?:D

Yes it is. 8)